Installation Guide

CornerShowerSeatInstallationInstructions

CSS1414‐XX

PackageContents–

1–14.5”x14.5”x3”ShowerSeat

1‐L‐ShapeWallBracket

8–10‐16x2”18/8SSScrew

1–11ozSiliconeAdhesive

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Tools&SuppliesNeededforInstallation

Level

Drill

¼”CarbideTipDrillBit

1/8”CarbideTipDrillBit

Rags

TapeMeasure

CaulkGun

Phillips#2Screw

Driver

DenaturedAlcohol

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 DimensionsarebaseduponusingaTransolidShowerBasewitha3”curbandassumesa

finishedseatheightof17”fromtheshowerbasefloor.Ifdesiredseatlocationisdifferent,

adjustaccordingly.

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1.WoodBlockingbehindthesubstrate(wallboard)isrequiredfor

asuccessfulinstallation.Allscrews

shouldattachsecurelytosolidwoodblocking.Mountwoodblocking(2x4)aminimumof16”outfrom

thecornerbetweenthestudseachdirection.Thetopoftheblockingshouldbemountedat19”from

theflooroftheroom.

2.Installshowerbaseandwall

panelspershowersurroundinstructions.

3.Onthefinishedshowersurroundmakeamarkat14.5”abovetheshowerbasecurb.–assuminga

TransolidCurbheightof3”.(markingat14.5”willgiveyouafinishedseatheightof17”fromthe

showerbasefloor.)

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Corner Shower Seat Installation Instructions CSS1414‐XX Package Contents – 1 – 14.5”x14.5”x3” Shower Seat 1 ‐ L‐Shape Wall Bracket 8 – 10‐16x2” 18/8 SS Screw 1 – 11oz Silicone Adhesive Tools & Supplies Needed for Installation Level Drill ¼” Carbide Tip Drill Bit 1/8” Carbide Tip Drill Bit Rags Tape Measure Caulk Gun Phillips #2 Screw Driver Denatured Alcohol  Dimensions are based upon using a Transolid Shower Base with a 3” curb and assumes a finished seat height of 17” from the shower base floor.
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4. Draw a level line 14” out from the corner of the shower in both directions. 5. Place the seat bracket in the corner and line up the holes in the bracket with the line drawn. Mark the hole locations. 6. Drill 1/8” holes at the marks on the wall. In the same locations, enlarge the holes by drilling ¼” holes enough to penetrate the solid surface material, so that the crews do not thread into the solid surface. 7.